gdm 2.19.1
- From: "Brian Cameron" <install-module gnome org>
- To: FTP Releases <ftp-release-list gnome org>
- Subject: gdm 2.19.1
- Date: Mon, 14 May 2007 02:27:25 +0000 (UTC)
Module: gdm
Version: 2.19.1
Uploaded by: Brian Cameron
http://download.gnome.org/sources/gdm/2.19/gdm-2.19.1.tar.gz
md5sum: d760de21dd81eee3f02a10f0b04c6f28
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http://download.gnome.org/sources/gdm/2.19/gdm-2.19.1.tar.bz2
md5sum: b18053fc83f66649e4c53939503c325c
size: 3.4M
News
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2.19.1 Stuff:
- Now GDM desktop files support the optional X-Gdm-XserverArgs extension to
the desktop files installed to /usr/share/xsessions. This allows a desktop
session file to specify additional Xserver flags to be used with the
session. This could be useful to turn on special extensions needed for
certain accessibility features, or to use sessions that require special
Xserver flags or extensions, etc. Note that sessions that use this
feature cause GDM to restart the Xserver after authentication.
<Ron Yorston>
- Now gdmgreeter themes support a "background=[true|false]" element to be
specified for any item tag. Items which have this tag set to true will
be mapped to the root window after authentication. This way the
background image to be displayed can be specified for the interim
between authentication and when the session starts. (Frederic Crozat)
- Fix gdm_daemon_check_permissions so it resets the permissions of the
ServAuthDir rather than LogDir. This bug was introduced into 2.19.0.
(Brian Cameron)
- Correct handling of AlwaysLoginCurrentSession and DoubleLoginWarning so they
work more sensibly. Previously they caused a silent login failure for
non-migratable sessions (e.g. Xnest and XDMCP) if both were set to true.
(Brian Cameron)
- When using PAM, if it receives a PAM_AUTHINFO_UNAVAIL message, it will
display the default "authentication failed" message. This ensures that
the error message is the same for invalid user and incorrect password,
making it harder to tell whether an account is a valid one or not.
(Lo\357c Minier)
- Avoid starting timed login timer if a username has already been entered.
(Lo\357c Minier)
- Check for existance of a gdmgreeter theme before selecting a random
theme. Skip over themes that don't exist on the system. (Lo\357c Minier)
- Fix a bug that was causing gdmflexiserver commands SET_LOGOUT_ACTION and
SET_SAFE_LOGOUT action to not work. Also fix a bug that was causing the
gdmflexiserver command UPDATE_CONFIG to return an incorrect return code.
These issues were introduced in GDM 2.19.0. (Brian Cameron)
- Now used an unsigned character buffer in gdm_fdgetc because the GDM GUI
sends the username/password data as utf8 and the daemon will interpret
any character sent with its high bit set as EOF unless we use an unsigned
buffer. This should improve support of usernames and passwords which
contain non-ASCII characters. (Lo\357c Minier)
- This change should only affect Solaris users. Add support for ctrun, so
that when running GDM as a svc service via svcadm(1M), subprocesses are run
in a separate contract. This ensures that when programs in the user session
crash, it doesn't cause a GDM restart. (Brian Cameron)
- Remove unused failsafe logic from the GDM Xsession script. For
some time GDM has called failsafe directly from the daemon slave,
so this code hasn't been used for some time. (Brian Cameron)
- Improvements to how GDM sets umask. (Peter Baumann)
- No longer unset MAIL when starting a user session, and set PWD before
starting a user session. This fixes problems when the user's $HOME
directory is a symlink. (Lo\357c Minier)
- Fix detection of Xserver so that it should work on Solaris, Debian and
Ubuntu without needing to patch the code. (Brian Cameron, Lo\357c Minier)
- Documentation and manpage improvements (Brian Cameron, Lo\357c Minier)
- Several build fixes (Saleem Abdulrasool, Ed Catmur, Jens Granseuer).
- Translation updates (David Lodge, Kjartan Maraas, Christophe Merlet)
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